Iran's Currency Hits Record Low as Economic Struggles Continue
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Iran's currency, the rial, has reached a record low of 613,500 rials to the dollar during the Persian New Year celebrations. The closure of most exchange shops during the Nowruz holidays has contributed to the low prices. The two-week holiday period drives the demand for US dollars and Euros, affecting other markets such as housing and rentals. The rial has been depreciating significantly since 2015, falling from 32,000 rials to the dollar to the hundreds of thousands. The government's inflation rate for February 2024 was reported at 42.5% by the Statistics Center and over 46% by the Central Bank. The strained relations between Iran and the West, as well as tensions in the Middle East, have further complicated Iran's economic situation. The dire economic conditions have led to widespread a...
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